The Complete Preservation News Magazine
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Alex Bestwick
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In September 1984, The Railway Magazine reported that British Railways’ ageing fleet of diesel multiple-units were to be replaced by modern vehicles.
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Robin Jones
The Mid Norfolk Railway is to a run a busy Diesel weekend from September 23 to 25, featuring guest main line and heritage engines.
To celebrate 60 years of British Railways’ Brush Type 4 diesel electric locos (later designated Class 47), we present a small selection of images from the Mortons Archive.
Gareth Evans
Estimated £1,000 worth of damage caused by smashed windows in Mk.1 carriage.
Sam Hewitt
The money raised will fund the manufacture of the tender for new Gresley class ‘P2’ No. 2007 Prince of Wales.
February 9 and 16 were landmark days for the Bahamas Locomotive Society.
BRITAIN’S most powerful steam locomotive to be turned out in British Railways’ Express Passenger Blue livery.
TV presenter and former member of the British Railways Board Prue Leith is to launch the Great Western Society’s new […]
THE Severn Valley Railway’s demonstration freight train is set to be boosted by the addition of two restored wagons in […]
THE Severn Valley Railway has backed a £50 million holiday venue plan which could see Eardington station reopened. General manager […]
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